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Yes. In this case, the backup system will act as a sensor between the household electrical supply and your sump pump. Essentially, the sump pump will need to be plugged into the battery backup unit and permanent battery cables will need to be wired from your battery into the unit.

Yes, absolutely. Interior waterproofing methods are great for small cracks, minimal leakage, or if exterior excavation is not possible. The two main interior waterproofing solutions are: interior waterproofing sealant and an interior floor drain system.

Depending on how severe the seepage is, you will need to employ an interior or exterior waterproofing solution. Generally speaking, interior waterproofing can seal minor cracks or holes in basement walls, floors, and around windows and doors fairly quickly. Interior waterproofing methods do not typically address underlying, root causes of moisture and water, as these are usually found on the outside. So, with extensive seepage issues, exterior waterproofing is usually the most effective way to waterproof a basement, block water from entering your basement, and prevent water from causing damage to the foundation structure.

Homeowners and small business owners are fully responsible for the maintenance and repair of all home plumbing, including the lines that travel from the main building to the sewer main.

A bad smell could be an indicator of a multiple problems, including but not limited to: Sewer Line Break or Backup Grease, hair, food and waste can naturally build up and cause blockage over time. Similarly, if tree roots start growing into the sewer line, they can trap grease, food and waste instead of allowing them to flow smoothly down and out. Infrequent Use of Drain Your home is designed with pipes that vent sewer gases out the top of your house. If a sink or drain is not used frequently, the P-Trap under the drain lacks enough water to block sewer gas from escaping. Without enough water, the sewer gas seeps back through the line into the house instead of up and out the roof as it should. To uncover what exactly is causing the odor and how to best eliminate it, you should call a plumber to schedule a sewer camera inspection.